A public bus in Ukraine hit by strikes as the lights go out
Just another day where the commute becomes a front line and the grid just can't catch a break.
Thirty people were killed when a public bus was struck in eastern Ukraine. This wasn't some strategic military target; it was just people trying to get from point A to point B on a regular workday. The chaos didn't stop there, as the strikes hit the infrastructure hard, leaving Kyiv struggling with even worse power outages than before.
It is a grim reality where a trip to the store or a ride to work ends in a blackout or something much worse. The lights in the capital are flickering, but the cost of keeping things running is paid in blood.
Apparently, targeting civilians and transit is the new standard for modern warfare.
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